





Old Toms, an 18th Century thatched cottage, offers Bed and Breakfast in Steeple Aston near Bicester, Oxfordshire. The guest accommodation, being a spacious, comfortable studio room with oak beams, is on the first floor of the converted barn. Ensuite shower and toilet; double (5ft.) bed and a single bed in the room. Coffee and Tea making facilities; TV; small fridge.






Bran Mill Cottage provides comfortable traditional B&B accommodation in the North Cotswolds, Gloucestershire - a great base for visiting typical Cotswolds towns and villages. only 30 mins.from Stratford, 1 hour Oxford, Gloucester, Worcester. Bedrooms look out onto the garden and farmland; private parking; many foot/cycle paths including Diamond Way nearby.






White Cross House is a Victorian house only 5 minutes walk from Banbury Town Centre. This 4 star bed and breakfast is the perfect base for people wanting to explore the Cotswolds, Warwick, Oxford and Stratford or for those on business in Banbury. A Full English Breakfast is provided including local produce, homemade bread and preserves. Plenty of off-street parking available. Free WiFi.






With an emphasis on comfort and quality, Jan and Nigel welcome you to Hanwell House bed and breakfast Banbury, a modern three-storey home, boasting character and charm, quietly situated just a few minutes from the M40 (jct 11), offering three first-floor bedrooms with either en-suite or private bathrooms with free Wi-Fi, in a luxurious and comfortable environment






Woodborough Bed and Breakfast is a modern Cotswold stone house situated an easy five minute stroll from the centre of Chipping Campden, the jewel of the Cotswolds. We offer a spacious bedroom with king size bed and large en-suite shower. An attached family room provides two comfortable convertible double sofas, TV with DVD, tea and coffee making facilities.






Lower Brook House offers hotel accommodation with restaurant in the Cotswolds. Our village of Blockley has wisteria-covered stone cottages, a babbling brook and the peace and quiet of a bygone age and our 17th century house with traditional Cotswold stone façade is at its heart. Inside you’ll find a real log fire, original flagstone floors and four-poster beds.






A Victorian House set in a rural area opposite the Bannatyne Health and fitness centre incorporating Banbury Rugby Club. A family run business with friendly atmosphere and ample breakfast. We are close to the village pubs. All of the pubs have beer gardens with a warm welcome to the children. We extend a warm welcome to our foreign visitors and cater accordingly.






Catbrook House, a traditional style Cotswold stone house, offers B&B close to Chipping Campden High Street yet quietly situated on the town’s outskirts with views over the open countryside. If you enjoy walking a public footpath is close to our doorstep. Plenty to see & do: scenery, historic places, manor houses, beautiful gardens including Hidcote Manor and Kiftsgate Court.






Campden Cottages is a small, locally based holiday cottages agency with approximately 30 cottages, all in the Chipping Campden area of the Cotswolds. The cottages are privately owned, individually situated in some of the most picturesque villages in the Cotswolds. The cottages are fully equipped and many have free internet access, log fires, garden and parking.






NUMBER ONE is a 4 star, award winning, en-suite King sized double bedroom near Burford, Oxfordshire, 5 miles from Brize Norton. With private off street parking; blackout blinds; guest controlled heating inc. underfloor heating in en-suite; TV/DVD; hair dryer; ipod docking & WiFi; mini-bar in cooler; tea & coffee making. "Room only" basis with wide range of meals just 5 minutes walk away.
Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, is the highest Cotswold town in the county. One of the old wool towns, its prefix ‘Chipping’ comes from an Old English word for market, and it was prosperous as early as the 13th century. The typical Victorian pinnacled and turreted tweed mill built in the 19th century brought much-needed employment to the town which was gradually decaying. Once a great Norman castle stood on the mounds above the beautiful wool church which still dominates the town. The usual wide Cotswold market place contains many good examples of the 16th- and 17th-century, stonemasons' craft. Outstanding are Henry Cornishe's Almshouses built in 1640. There are several well-built inns, particularly the 17th-century White Hart.
The Parish Church of St Mary is mainly of 14th- to l5th-century construction, though it incorporates much earlier features. The polygonal porch with a room above it has fascinating bosses of strange creatures tying the ribs of the vaulting. The Perpendicular clerestory fills the church with light from its vast expanse of glass. A lot of the medieval stonework has been restored. The font is l5th-century and its intricate tracery has a pleasing delicacy. The Market Hall was built in 1842 to blend with the Cotswold atmosphere of the town and is an outstanding example of the work of the architect George Stanley Repton.
Nearby towns: Banbury, Burford, Moreton-in-Marsh, North Leigh, Shipston on Stour, Stow-on-the-Wold
Nearby villages: Adlestrop, Bledington, Bloxham, Broadwell, Chadlington, Charlbury, Cherington, Church Enstone, Dean, Enstone, Evenlode, Finstock, Great Rissington, Great Tew, Hook Norton, Kingham, Little Compton, Long Compton, Lower Lemington, Radford, Ramsden, Shipton-under-Wychwood, Steeple Aston, Stourton, Stretton-on-Fosse, Sutton-under-Brailes, Swalcliffe, Swerford, Tadmarton, Todenham, Westcote, Wigginton, Wigginton, Wigginton, Wolford
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